Aley 🧙🖤✨ (Taylor’s Version)
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Kindle girlie, diehard Swiftie, physical music collector, witchy woman. 🌙🪐🎆✨
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Good morning Bluesky!
Incredible sunrise in Forks, Washington
📸Mathew Nichols
Incredible sunrise in Forks, Washington
📸Mathew Nichols
February 4, 2025 at 1:45 PM
Good morning Bluesky!
Incredible sunrise in Forks, Washington
📸Mathew Nichols
Incredible sunrise in Forks, Washington
📸Mathew Nichols
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Introverts - don't stand up, be comfortable laying in the cut. You're dope.
February 3, 2025 at 9:17 PM
Introverts - don't stand up, be comfortable laying in the cut. You're dope.
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just stumbled on a real jaw-dropper of a line in an essay -- “The corollary of being interested in a great range of things is to have sympathy with a great range of outlooks” -- and that, my friends, is why reading is so important.
January 28, 2025 at 10:39 PM
just stumbled on a real jaw-dropper of a line in an essay -- “The corollary of being interested in a great range of things is to have sympathy with a great range of outlooks” -- and that, my friends, is why reading is so important.
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Ernest Hemingway once said,
“In our darkest moments, we don’t need advice.”
What we truly need is the power of human connection: a quiet presence, a gentle touch, or the smallest gesture that reminds us we’re not alone.
“In our darkest moments, we don’t need advice.”
What we truly need is the power of human connection: a quiet presence, a gentle touch, or the smallest gesture that reminds us we’re not alone.
January 26, 2025 at 10:34 AM
Ernest Hemingway once said,
“In our darkest moments, we don’t need advice.”
What we truly need is the power of human connection: a quiet presence, a gentle touch, or the smallest gesture that reminds us we’re not alone.
“In our darkest moments, we don’t need advice.”
What we truly need is the power of human connection: a quiet presence, a gentle touch, or the smallest gesture that reminds us we’re not alone.